With the rising demand for electronic gadgets and smart appliances such as laptops, smartphones, etc. in the wake of rapid digitalization, the electronics sector is experiencing a significant transformation in its linear business model. As the demand increases, it leads to the need for better management of e-waste to adopt sustainable, resource-efficient, and resilient growth […]

India is currently heading high to place itself as a semiconductor superpower in the global arena. The semiconductor is a critical component and plays a crucial role in the development of various strategically important sectors of the economy such as electronics, IT, space, defence, aerospace, telecommunication, and automobile among many others. India is targeting to

The scope of the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) category initiative is expanding globally. Post-pandemic, the investors have shown higher interest in investing in the companies that are responsible for addressing ‘sustainability’ through their operations and strategies. This has led the Security Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to expand the scope of ESG thematic categories

The global leading economies are accelerating their effort to sustainably manage the supply chain of critical minerals to support advanced technology manufacturing since June 2022 when the global initiative of the critical mineral alliance was announced. On this roadblock, the critical mineral exploration, and their efficient supply chain attracts a crucial importance. Major developed economies

India is on the quest of becoming the world’s 3rd largest economy by the end of this decade. It thus demands thriving investment in capital expenditure (Capex). The huge possibilities of consumption, demand, and growth the public as well as private capital investment are accelerating the growth of India’s infrastructure development across the sector of

India’s digital payment landscape is creating a buzz internationally while accounting for 46% of global real-time payment transactions in 2022. Indian digital payment systems such as Unified Payment Interface (UPI) have received international recognition and attracted frequent transactions from cross-borders such as Singapore, UAE, and France, to name a few. Other than UPI, the Indian

India has huge potential to lead in Artificial Intelligence (AI) globally. Its highly skilled AI workforce and AI-powered startup ecosystem in the last few years have amazed the world. It has around US$ 6.4 billion AI-ready market. To support this technological quest, C-DAC, Pune has developed India’s first AI supercomputer ‘AIRAWAT’. This year, it has

India is leading the world in real-time transactions powered through the Digital India (DI) initiative of the Government of India. It has played a significant role in enhancing financial inclusion in the country. With the availability of various digital payment services, even individuals without traditional bank accounts can now make transactions through mobile wallets and

ChatGPT is an AI-based chatbot that has made a place in the daily as well as business lives of people so fast. The application presents a language model that generates human-like text using the deep learning technique of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based on the user’s query. This has been seen as an unexpected threat to

India is accelerating to achieve world-class infrastructure development to achieve its US$ 5 trillion economy target by 2025. Being the key driver of economic growth, constructing and upgrading physical infrastructure on the farthest corner of the country will bring multifacet benefits for the socioeconomic development of the country. But, during this accelerated infrastructure growth, India